Nuclear Blast Records – Page 12

Children of Bodom release new song “Transference” – News

May 30, 2013

Children of Bodom have set Halo of Blood as the title of their eighth studio album, set for a June 11 North American release via Nuclear Blast Records.

Amorphis: “Hopeless Days” music video released! – News

May 28, 2013

Finnish masters of melancholic dark metal, Amorphis, have released the music video for the song “Hopeless Days” from the band’s upcoming album, Circle.

Children of Bodom enter the studio – News

February 13, 2013

World renowned Finnish heavy metal band Children of Bodom have entered Danger Johnny Studios to begin work on their as-yet-untitled eighth studio album.

Kreator: “Civilization Collapse” video now online – News

December 28, 2012

“Civilization Collapse,” a track from Kreator’s thirteenth studio album Phantom Antichrist, is now available for viewing on Metal Hammer U.K.’s homepage.

Cradle of Filth – The Manticore And Other Horrors – Review

December 27, 2012

“For Your Vulgar Delectation” is prime latter-day COF, bringing a rock ‘n’ roll sensibility that sets them far apart from more “true” black metal recordings.

Cradle of Filth – Manticore – Music Stream

December 27, 2012

“For Your Vulgar Delectation” is prime latter-day COF, bringing a rock ‘n’ roll sensibility that sets them far apart from more “true” black metal recordings.

Graveyard – Goliath – Music Stream

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Graveyard – Lights Out – Review

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Witchcraft – It’s Not Because Of You – Music Stream

December 11, 2012

The Swedes craft some fine rock tunes, playable in any decade, with strong vocals (manly, but with a bit of humility), and duel guitars that don’t wank.

Witchcraft – Legend – Review

December 11, 2012

The Swedes craft some fine rock tunes, playable in any decade, with strong vocals (manly, but with a bit of humility), and duel guitars that don’t wank.